Twin Mountain Vista
Hike across PA-414 to reach the Pine Creek Trail
Trailhead for the Pine Creek Trail (northbound - Hilborn Village, PA)
Rock ledges along the Pine Creek Trail
Multi-tier Waterfall with 6-foot free-fall cascade
View of Pine Creek and the surrounding mountains
Multi-tier Waterfall with 6-foot free-fall cascade
Hike across the bridge that spans Hilborn Run
Right-hand turn up the Hilborn Run Trail (very steep, very skinny)
Hiking up the snowy Hilborn Trail
Sam Monks hiking up the steep Hilborn Trail
Obstructed view of Pine Creek from the Hilborn Trail
Approaching Hilborn Bowl Vista
Hilborn Bowl Vista
Hilborn Bowl Vista
Hilborn Bowl Vista
Hilborn Trail continues ascent up the mountain ridge
Rocky outcropping along the steep Hilborn Trail
Obstructed view of the PA Grand Canyon (featuring Dustin Reihl)
Hilborn Vista
Hilborn Vista
Hilborn Vista
Hiking the Hilborn Trail near the summit of the first mountain
Hiking downhill along the mountain saddle to reach the Twin Mountain Vista
Twin Mountain Vista
Twin Mountain Vista
Twin Mountain Vista
Twin Mountain Vista (elevation 2,180-feet)
Twin Mountain Vista
Hiking the last section of the Hilborn Trail to reach the unnamed service road
Hiking the mountain ridge service road
Beulahland Vista (elevation 2,180-feet)
Beulahland Vista
Beulahland Vista
Bonnell Run Vista (elevation 2,100-feet)
Bonnell Run Vista
Bonnell Run Vista
Bonnell Run Vista
Right-hand turn to Hilborn Run Trail
Hilborn Run Trail trailhead
Hiking down Hilborn Run Trail
Obstructed view of the Hilborn Bowl with Hilborn Bowl Vista on the distant mountain ridge
Hilborn Falls, approx. 8-feet tall
Hilborn Falls, approx. 8-feet tall
Hilborn Slide Falls, approx. 8-feet tall
Hilborn Slide Falls, approx. 8-feet tall
Hilborn Run Trail trailhead along Pine Creek Trail (featuring Dustin Reihl & Sam Monks)
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